Now switching gears, who knew that cows could survive in the salt marshes of Georgia!
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| Cows in Georgia salt marshes |
It was fun to see a shrimp boat up close and personal, but no sign of Forrest or Captain Dan.
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| Shrimp Boat on Old Tea Kettle Creek, Georgia |
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| Samara |
We met up with our friend Mario and his boat Samara several times during the trip. Samara is a 32-foot Endeavor, just like Murph's
sailboat.
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| Wahoo River Anchorage |
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| Wahoo River Moonrise |
Wahoo River to Redbird Creek, May 5, 2015
We fueled up at Kilkenny Marina, Georgia. Not exactly your image of a full-service marina. Call it rustic? shabby? You pick the descriptor.
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| Murph at Kilkenny Marina |
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| Kilkenny Marina, Georgia |
We anchored in the narrow Redbird Creek at low tide. Notice the mud in front of the salt marshes... Believe it or not, that mud plus most of the grass is covered at high tide. The yellow hue of the grasses as sunset approached was unexpected but beautiful. At sunset, as the tide rose, the water filled the small creek that cut through the grasses.
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| Salt Marshes at Redbird Creek, Georgia at low tide |
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| Salt marshes at Redbird Creek, Georgia approaching sunset |
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| Sunset at Redbird Creek, Georgia shows salt marsh channel |
Redbird Creek to Cooper River, May 6, 2015
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| Cooper River Anchorage at Sunset |
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